This was such a fun route, so much to do so little time.

This was a really thought provoking boulder problem, such a crazy move.

I don't know the name of this one but it was pretty fun. These starting moves were cool but then you pull this bulge into a funky crack maybe it was like v6 or something.

Mantel Maiden having fun on High Road (V0+) at Happy Boulders.

Me Pulling on Action Figure at the Happys.

Just a small sample of the great view you get while camping at the pit in winter.

Saw this on the way out of the happies on our last day in bishop. This shot summed up our trip. I love bishop :)

My take of a self portrait on Atari. Many thanks to my human tripod! Please visit my site High Exposures.

Heavenly Path may only be V1, but it's easily the most satisfying problem in the area. (photo by Dave)

this is one of my favorite problems at the happy boulders. Tam was a sport and did a few laps so I could get some pictures. Shot with a Fuji 645AF on Reala.

The master sits alone, empty of thought, in quiet meditation. Alex, resting during his sending spree of Bishop.

Sonya took this nice shot of Jason on an unknown v2. I the shot was washed out so I tweaked it with photoshop.

All it took was the realization of how good the picture would look if he pulled it off to get Jake to start trying Black Magic (V5). One or two moves before this everyone's heart skipped a beat when he knocked a small footchip off, barn-dooring and nearly comming off. Not quite sure what the spotters thought they were going to do..certainly not catch him.

standing in front of a desert plant i took this shot right after a long day of bouldering.

this is such a rad climb, try it if you end up in bishop... the climber is Daniel Gist... photo lee hansche

i dont usually repeat problems multiple times on a week long trip due to limits on skin and energy but i did this one 3 times i think and i dont regret a thing, haha... if anyone knows this climber let me know so i can put his name on it...

Its me on groundwater. This was short but powerful which is good for me cause I dont have alot of endurance. Thanks to Danielle for the shot

My brother cruising Rio's "Secret" Arete - one of my favorite problems at the Happys. Great line and easier than it appears.

Sean hangs on while he gets a spot from David Marra.

Climber in red, bottom left, goes up a problem.

A nice bivi along a deserted road near the Happy boulders.

Sean goes up some sweet flake near the main area at the Happy's.

A red shirted climber is small compared to what he is engulfed by.

Here's me on Serengeti, a splendid and classic v5 at the Happies. Spring break 2004.

Alan working Solarium at the Happy Boulders, Bishop CA on a cold day just after New Year's, 2004.